Walking Inside Dilapidated Structure On the River
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Attention: Exploring Abandoned Anything can be dangerous. I don't encourage anyone to enter any Abandoned structure. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal and when possible, i seek out permission from the owner or local police. I simply go to document its history before it's gone forever and leave things the way I find them. I only take pictures a only leave footprints. I assume all the risks & responsibility before doing this. Please don't attempt to do this on your own. Their could be nails, soft floors, animals or other hazards. Thanks for Watching
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4:40 The wood was used as support to form the wet cement. Builders used the same technique, back in the day, to pour fireplace hearths in houses in the northeast. You can see the wood forms when you go into the basements of older homes.
Born to be storyteller or something! Perfect 👌
That was interesting. I have my bachelor's in history. always enjoy a good wander. Thank you for taking us along.
Aye post 10 be careful mate, who else is going to clear the drains without you around...
Lol Lol hopefully the government/ councils like they should be doing
@midnitesquirldog1 Really!? Cause the reason they arent is because cleared drains isnt a big money maker. in capitalism things only get done when there's considerable profit in doing so. Want to fix our cities, change how we manage resources and re-evaluate the way's in which we solve such problems, seems to me like drains are a technical city system problem that could largely be managed with a combination of better engineering, automated preventative maintenance, and volunteer work for keeping things functioning and making iterative improvements to design and automation. But most people are too busy pushing meaningless paper to maximize market efficiency to be bothered about street drains or solving real problems at all.... problems like people still living in poverty in a technologically advanced society that can produce 100x more with 100x less resources/labor... but ya. just blame the dems... ffs, all political parties are symptoms of the same fucky economic system that causes even the simplest things like drains to go unmanaged.
People really need to quit giving an economic system designed before the industrial revolution a pass...and realize the rise in technological innovation and scientific understanding in JUST the last 100 years has turned the labor-for-survival market economy on its head. We need to start over.
I follow a hundred TH-cam channels, several gamers, some vloggers, truckers, scientists, and you are the only dude I follow who unclogs culverts. You are unique in my life. XD
Carl do you watch Trucker Josh? Also, an interesting look at life is Sandi Brock, she’s got a commercial sheep farm, something going on all the time.
There is beauty in the decrepit. I loved those brick stacks that at the top are one size and widen as it reaches the ground. Beautiful scenery, nice running water sounds. Thank you post 10. 💚💚
You lead an interesting life.
The low dams are called Weirs( pronounced we-ers) in the UK. Usually slow the flow of water down to divert it towards a wheel or turbine.
Love the videos, I'm especially interested in culverts but I love abandoned engineering & urban exploration. Be careful you don't run into anyone. While on that subject, this reminds me of the storm tunnels under Las Vegas, where many homeless people live.
Me too
Wow this is great video. Interesting subject, nice videography, well narrated.
But I was anxious the entire time.
I said I wouldn't nag any more.
But I am glad other are .
Be safe thanks for sharing.
We still have those kind of dams here - weirs. A lot of then are being altered with fish passes to allow fish to travel up and down the river
The Bears in that part of the woods carry Mr. Post 10 spray
I'm glad you didn't stumble upon someone in there. Looked a bit creepy!
You need a drone to show a good overview of the site.
If he started a fund raiser I’m sure the fans would help him out
Good idea
@@maryannanderson1744 Nice name you've got👌
You should be wearing a helmet over there, Post.It`s fascinating.A small trip back in time.Every turn ,an unknown secret.Ending with my loved scenery:Nature!!Always supporting you ,post 10!
this place look amazing. It is a place that need to be remembered. TKS for it!
Nice. Abandoned structure exploration with running or draining water. Too bad these structures can't be repurposed. This one is pretty far gone though.
The bridge with the square holes looks like where hopper cars would have unloaded grain to be ground at the mill. Interesting video. I love abandoned places.
Way to go post10. Another great video. You sure do capture my imagination with tours of these long gone places. This old mill and foundation was very interesting to me. Thank you so much for sharing.
Another great video from my favorite explorer. Thanks for taking us with you. Stay safe!!!
It does not look like just a mill site given all the other structures. Looks more like a factory that needed water. The wier is too low and there isn't enough water to turn any big waterwheel. Would be interesting too look up the local history of that area...
Giovani Tapini thats what i was going to say. It was at least 3 stories, and looks like it was burnt out.
This is such a cool video. Thank you for showing and explaining this ole structure!
Whew! Sketchy structure, but so cool! Thanks!😊
Man I would definitely enjoy exploring with you, your respect for safety and purpose really makes this seem less criminal than urban exploring is often made out to be. Also you find some great places that aren't ruined with vandalim. You should look into getting a cheap/used DJI drone for cinematic shots.
What a fascinating trip into a little history. You find the most unique places to investigate. I love the beautiful tree growing amid all the broken and rotting areas. Take care. I know you are careful, but, I did get anxious when you were walking through that area where there was evidence of campfires and left behind waste.
What an amazing place, and so huge underground. I bet the atmosphere there is great too. Well done yet again for 'whetting' our appetites for your videos :-)
Thank you Mr Post 10 for sharing this with us 👏❤️😁x
I would have taken one of those bricks as a souvenir, it had stampings on it and they don't make em like that anymore. Would make a nice bookcase piece or something.
The rivers in the area are littered with those bricks
Nice exploration,
I highly appreciate this
It looks like early spring-no snow and dry ground. Great video!
You live in such a beautiful rich in history part of the country. I really enjoy and look forward to all but especially when you show video tours of the history part of our country.
Love your videos..as always. Take care Post! :)
Your dead bird is more likely to have been killed & eaten by a bird of prey.
This looks like a really cool place to explore! Great video! 🙂
Nice, time to take a walk with Sir Post the 10th of Connecticut and see some rather intriguing and interesting finds. Thank you for the new video Sir! 😄👍
"Great place to have beavers!" lol @20:19
Great explore fella😀
Anyone else waiting for post10 to stumble across a body?
🤣🤣
Yep. I watch too much true crime shows.
Nobody would find the body for years!
Do you ever come across bad guys, in your travels?
Your knowledge base of local nature and infrastructure is impressive!!!
Great video👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Well done top man top video 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍
It’s almost like that tree through the rebar was trying to escape.
Should have a sign on it that says “abandon hope, all ye who enter here”! Lol
This is a sad story of a poor paper mill that burnt to the ground. The fire department was quick to respond but they used the river as their source of water to put the blaze out. The paper from the factory was be thrown in the air and falling everywhere, including the river, and clogging the inlets of the water pumps. Unfortunately they were not able to save the mill and a huge chimney stood as a reminder for years of what was lost. A few years back they finally tore down the chimney and what was shown in the video is all that is left.
I wonder what the difference in the process is with concrete then, vs. now? Cheaper and easy to get minerals is all I can think of. They might do that so people can have maintenance jobs as well. If you have immortal concrete, there's really no need for them.
Your videos are always interesting. Stay safe.
Always interesting to explore old structures and imagine their old purpose, thanks for the upload. I liked the tree that grew around and enveloped the bars.
Love these videos..Please do more Post10 ( be careful out there)
Love seeing places like this but be careful. It's kinda sad though, too. I'd love to of seen what it was like when it was running full force.
WHOA 10:30 is that another person burning something? it looks like firelight.
cool video though, felt like i was watching a marble hornets video and slenderman would pop up any second. Do you have any idea what this structure was used for and why it was abandoned?
I assume it was a paper mill because there are others like this that made paper
That's first culvert looked like it opened up to a bigger area. Neat!
Very cool place, it's good that you documented it before it's lost to time.
Wonderful video! And what a beautiful area. Thank you, Post 10.
Very cool spot!
This is what things will look like after humans are gone
With the roots and the tree growing up out of the basement area it reminds me of like ancient ruins in a jungle somewhere.
Couldnt wait for you to get out of there, didnt feel right. Stay safe.
Always a great show, thanks!
This old concrete probably lasts so long because they used all kind of material you aren't allowed to use anymore, for example aspetos which improves stability and fire resistance a lot, one of the best building materials and a common fiber to mix into concrete back in the old days.
That would make a great place to tell scary stories during the middle of the stormy ⛈ night ! Another great explore Post 10 ! Anyone have a guess what kind of place this was ? Some kind of mill ?
What was it ?
Your videos are always interesting and thought provoking. That would be a great winter shelter if you were homeless, depending on how close to a food source.
Quite enjoyable. I’m Post 10 they call me the beaver whisperer
Jeff Long 😂
Perfect place for Paintball
Nice video post 10 it's good to see the mill is being taken back by nature . The mill was very well built but things have moved on the stone Culvert will last for years. Just you and nature and quiet thank you a different video I wonder where you are of to next 👍🙂🙂🙂🙂
There is no way I would be underneath thing. So much rot, corrosion, and erosion.
8:13 it makes me a little sad they got the lyrics “no one here gets out alive” when they spray painted it on that pillar.
There is an interesting story about this building and it's owner. I saw it on another video a few years ago and now I can't remember it. 😕
Wow this place was awesome ,
Hey post 10. great vid. Was this an old textile mill?
Something like that
Post 10 adventure, amazing!
I bet that place is probably haunted
Definitely fascinating. Borderline reckless. Please be careful! Also, I hope you never find a body.
wauw so amazingggggg!!!!
Wish we knew what this was? Great video Post 10!
That’s cool!! Where is this and did you ever find out what it was??
"various companies used the mill for textile manufacturing, printing and screening, finishing, and tissue paper manufacturing"
I would like to go fishing there.
It's a highly fished river great for canoeing. The water Is always Ice cold though upstream tons of people go fly fishing...
Foxes chew the ends of the feathers, falcons and such like pluck the feathers. JULIE uk
It looks like the set of the Doom games and film
Ohhh a log jam to clear 🤞
Cool place post 10
Not creepy at all. Just ignore the people facing the wall.
luv2mx that gave me a chill, damn.
When was that?!
1:53 ”Fuck Titties” hell yeah LMAO!!
What town is this near?
Land of the Lost
Do you have any idea what kind of business was there?
"various companies used the mill for textile manufacturing, printing and screening, finishing, and tissue paper manufacturing"
I think some of those dams were removed so canoes and kayaks could use the river.
Throughout the video I thought that it is a shame people don’t repurpose more brick buildings in THAT COULD be saved. I don’t mean THAT specific structure but others that exist. Instead company’s tear them down and build ugly, very ugly boxes of glass and color- less cinder block.
Interesting probably had homeless people in there during the warmer months and kids partying. Stay safe.
Pretty cool. what they should do is tear all that down and open the river up too canoes and kayaks after removing the low head dam.
It is up stream
Wear a mask when entering these old rotten places!!!!
Nice now the channels got Urbexing
1:53 high school boys have been there
thats crazy how much of that i beam was rusted. i never seen one that bad. @post 10 you should check out www.historicaerials.com it might help find other interesting places to go and explore. what i like about it is, you can compare new to old and see whats changed. but anyways, great video as always man, that was interesting.
Post 10, since they abandoned that river. Maybe you should drain it. lol
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Just another brick in the wall... 😉
😀
I know where you are... lol
Up the steam from there there is a abandon canal as well